Sentence examples for earn aid from inspiring English sources

The first came on Pearl Jam's cover of the AM radio classic "Last Kiss," which the band released as a single to earn aid for Kosovo refugees.

The study finds that women under 32 now make 93% of what young men earn, aided by women's higher rates of college completion.

But in the devotional (bhakti) movements associated with Vishnu and Shiva, an intense personal devotion to the deity concerned is believed to earn divine aid to salvation.

Maybe we could "earn" the aid by volunteering in our communities.

What is the range of salaries earned by aid workers?

These schools, some of which get as much as 90 percent of their money from federal student aid, earn a profit partly by charging higher tuition than public colleges and by driving their students into debt.

But Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton administered a dose of tough love, saying Yemen, an impoverished Arab nation, must earn increased foreign aid by rooting out corruption, settling internal strife and protecting the rights of girls and young women.

The move also comes as members of Congress, concerned that tuition has outpaced inflation, have been discussing whether universities should be required to spend a minimum amount of what their endowments earn on student aid.

These opportunities give you a chance to earn money or aid in payment of your tuition and other costs.

The common complaint among all these groups is that too many debt settlement companies are more interested in helping themselves earn fees than aiding their beleaguered clients.

The carrot: He scrapped the old way of distributing state aid, and wants to make aid contingent on having cities adopt "best practices," which he says should include reducing the rate at which workers earn pension benefits.